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Unclear OCR Note Affects Scholar Public Health Record
Fragmentary OCR text misreads a professor and public health instruction. The garbled lines obscure concrete names dates and events, leaving only general references to a health obligation and a person possibly named Sanbys or Banoys. No clear outcome or location is discernible.
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Disorder in Philadelphia and French actions at Brumels
The London Gazette reports ongoing disorder in Philadelphia gradually abating and describes engagements between General Wormstrand Duke of Brunswick and the French army. After a full day of fighting, French forces were reported driven back with numerous wounded and captured, while German and allied units faced resistance near Strathourgs.
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Wormstrand
Battle Report From German Fronts Amid Imperial Movements
A chaotic dispatch details Prussian and Saxon forces advancing against Republican units. General Kalkreuth is wounded and moved to Mainz while Carmagnols retreat after heavy cannonade. Duke of Brunswick conducts repeated retirements near Osterhach, with prisoners and wounded reported and strategic positions contested across multiple river lines.
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Brunswick
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Imperial Head by Artery Hagenau December 3
French forces attacked across multiple sectors causing heavy fighting. The day ended with the enemy advancing and the Packvts retreating after heavy losses. General Daksa was carried off wounded and Bourbon received a sabre wound in hand.
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Daksa Waa
Bourbon
Frontline Battle in World War Shoreline Clash
Fragmentary report depicts a heavy infantry action with French lines and Brunswick forces. The narrative references a Duke and a commander named Keller with diverse wing units, describing advances toward Welinvelt and Hommbonrg amid intense artillery and encroaching fire.
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